WWE Women’s Royal Rumble 2021: How Every Elimination Happened

27. Toni Storm

Like Shotzi Blackheart, bigger things lie ahead for Toni Storm.

She was another who spurned Billie Kay's advances and went solo. Things looked like they were working out well for Toni (check out some sweet spots with Bayley, for example), but everything changed when Rhea Ripley entered at #14.

Ripley tossed Storm then gave her a little wave.

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Posted On: 1st Feb 2021

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